Google has introduced a feature called Pause Point to help users manage their screen time by interrupting the habitual opening of certain apps. Users can select specific applications, such as YouTube, X, Snapchat, and WhatsApp, to apply this feature, which provides a brief interruption before accessing the app. The pause can take one of five forms: Breathe, Remind, Divert, Plan, and Reflect, each designed to disrupt automatic app usage. While some variations of Pause Point are more effective than others, a limitation is that it cannot discern the context behind each app opening, requiring users to navigate through the interruption even in urgent situations, such as receiving a call or responding to a message.